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Results: Differences General ✘Кровоизлияние в надпочечники у новорожденных✘Синдром кишечной недостаточности
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Distinctive symptoms
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hemorrhagic disease of newborns 94% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 77%
hormonal disorders 88% —
impaired function of the large intestine — 76%
hemorrhagic diathesis 87% —
constipation — 68%
not enough time 84% —
pancreatitis — 63%
childhood diseases 82% —
inflammation — 61%
birth trauma 76% —
helminths — 57%
adrenal insufficiency in children 69% —
pancreatic disease, unspecified — 56%
diarrhea vomiting 69% —
pancreatopathy — 55%
neonatal convulsions 68% —
angiopathy — 48%
congestion belching 66% —
stomach stretches — 32%
trauma 81% 14%
intestinal abscess — 31%
sloppy 65% —
acute abdomen — 30%
pelvic presentation of the fetus 65% —
bursting pain in the stomach — 30%
addison 's crisis 65% —
multiple organ failure — 29%
hematoma 65% —
dysbacteriosis — 29%
weak rapid pulse 64% —
tension of the anterior abdominal wall — 29%
there are no complaints 64% —
abdominal compartment syndrome — 27%
anatomically narrow pelvis 63% —
swelling in the stomach — 27%
dehydration 62% —
intestinal infarction — 25%
pulse weak 62% —
bursting abdominal pain — 25%
meningococcal infection 62% —
post-traumatic shock — 24%
arrhythmia in children 62% —
purulent pancreatitis — 24%
digestion of belching 61% —
effects of trauma and shock — 24%
Addison's disease 60% —
the pressure on the abdomen is worse — 23%
aldosterone deficiency 60% —
pain in the intestines — 23%
consequences of childbirth 60% —
abscess — 23%
liquid stool 60% —
pain increases gradually — 22%
diarrhea 60% —
eclampsia — 22%
streptococcal infections 59% —
intra-abdominal abscesses — 22%
hypovolemic shock 59% —
stool delay — 22%
diphtheria 59% —
abdominal distension a — 22%
glycogenoses 59% —
pus in feces — 22%
skewed pelvis 57% —
thrombosis — 22%
hemorrhagic syndrome 56% —
feeling of heat — 21%
hemophilic infection 56% —
high temperature — 21%
loss of fluids 56% —
intoxication — 21%
rejection of the chest 56% —
fever tachycardia — 21%
ventricular fibrillation 56% —
polytrauma — 21%
internal bleeding 56% —
fecal vomiting — 20%
changes in feces 55% —
onset of illness — 20%
blood diseases 80% 24%
acute abdominal pains — 20%
fetal hypoxia 54% —
bursting — 20%
causes vomiting 54% —
decrease in albumin — 20%
increased potassium 53% —
complete lack of appetite — 20%
increased sodium 53% —
purulent peritonitis — 20%
allergy to antibiotics 53% —
violation of pulmonary circulation — 20%
vomiting even from water 53% —
coma — 19%
violation of carbohydrate metabolism 53% —
pulmonary embolism — 19%
dic syndrome 52% —
bleeding ulcer — 19%
chronic diarrhea 52% —
sharp pain in the stomach — 19%
thinking disorders 52% —
pregnancy toxicosis — 19%
inhibition 51% —
fluid in the abdominal cavity — 19%
complications of childbirth 51% —
stool with gases — 19%
coagulopathy 51% —
intestinal infection — 19%
constant heartbeat 50% —
inflammatory infiltrate — 19%
heart low blood pressure 50% —
metabolic acidosis — 19%
constant tachycardia 50% —
gastric bleeding — 19%
fidgety 49% —
does not like touching — 19%
hyperactive 49% —
rapid breathing — 19%
cystic fibrosis 49% —
intestinal obstruction — 19%
bacteremia 74% 23%
electrolyte balance disorders — 19%
stool meager 49% —
peritonitis — 19%
hypotension 48% —
consequences of taking medications — 19%
hypoglycemia 48% —
late pregnancy — 19%
sepsis 73% 23%
intestinal bleeding — 18%
meningitis 48% —
toxicosis — 18%
premature babies 47% —
protein reduced — 18%
allergy to medications 47% —
ascites — 18%
streptococci 47% —
belly enlargement — 18%
drowsiness 47% —
shock states of various genesis — 18%
suffocation 47% —
inflammation of the stomach — 17%
little urine 46% —
worse from the heat — 17%
pale skin 46% —
pain in the intestines — 17%
bone deformation 44% —
high fever — 17%
blue skin 44% —
arterial occlusion — 17%
criticality 44% —
cerebrovascular disease unspecified — 17%
2 children 44% —
state of exacerbation — 17%
arrhythmia 43% —
rapid reaction — 17%
traumatic illness 43% —
cerebral circulation disorder — 17%
increased bleeding 60% 16%
peptic ulcer — 16%
female pelvic organs 41% —
worse during day — 16%
increased sensitivity 40% —
abdominal pain — 16%
vomiting 56% 15%
worse during meals — 16%
neurological disorders 39% —
worse food — 16%
conducting an inspection 39% —
general intoxication syndrome — 16%
convulsions 57% 16%
violation of the stool — 16%
allergy 39% —
vascular damage — 16%
necrosis 38% —
chronic condition — 16%
bleeding 55% 15%
pregnancy — 15%
damage to the nervous system 37% —
acute pain — 15%
drug disease 37% —
surgical infections — 15%
consequences of infection 37% —
hypertension — 15%
swelling 37% —
nausea — 15%
heart dysfunction 53% 14%
up circulatory disorders — 15%
oncology 35% —
consequences of surgery — 14%
traumatic shock 53% 20%
impaired lung function — 14%
gastrointestinal problems 53% 20%
full 47% 18%
impaired arterial function 52% 24%
effects of shock 46% 18%
organic brain damage 42% 16%
tachycardia 41% 16%
liver problems 40% 15%
consequences of injuries 40% 15%

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